Is there any possibility to give Moonlight Butterflies a bigger area radius for the butterfly effect and make it so allies and the caster don't get hurt on it?
Thanks for your suggestion ! It's a good idea ! You can test version 2 now : - data "AuraRadius" "6" added in MAG_MOONLIGHT_BUTTERFLY_AURA - data "Boosts" "IF (Enemy()):Advantage(AttackTarget)" added in MAG_MOONLIGHT_BUTTERFLY
The Aera of effect is now 6m instead of 2m and only enemies receive advantage to attack them, but I keep the 1d6 psychic damage for everyone involved by the aura.
You can achieve the non-proficient usage by adding...
data "Proficiency Group" ""
...rather than actually adding Proficiency as a Boost. I'm not convinced that an item giving its own Proficiency always adds the necessary tags correctly on equip. Items in game that do not require the usual Proficiency (like the Elven Armour for example) have the entry above rather than adding the Proficiency as you've done.
A big thanks for your feedback ; I was indeed hesitant between the two methods ; If I remember correctly, I chose the boost because the weapon type (glaive here) disappeared with the proficiency group method, and I didn't like it. You may tell me if you find issues this way, I need more testing obviously. See you.
Ah ofc, with the method I suggested the game would not know that it was a Glaive so anything coded specifically to reference Glaives would not work. 👍🏻
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You can test version 2 now :
- data "AuraRadius" "6" added in MAG_MOONLIGHT_BUTTERFLY_AURA
- data "Boosts" "IF (Enemy()):Advantage(AttackTarget)" added in MAG_MOONLIGHT_BUTTERFLY
The Aera of effect is now 6m instead of 2m and only enemies receive advantage to attack them, but I keep the 1d6 psychic damage for everyone involved by the aura.
You can achieve the non-proficient usage by adding...
data "Proficiency Group" ""
...rather than actually adding Proficiency as a Boost. I'm not convinced that an item giving its own Proficiency always adds the necessary tags correctly on equip. Items in game that do not require the usual Proficiency (like the Elven Armour for example) have the entry above rather than adding the Proficiency as you've done.
I was indeed hesitant between the two methods ;
If I remember correctly, I chose the boost because the weapon type (glaive here) disappeared with the proficiency group method, and I didn't like it. You may tell me if you find issues this way, I need more testing obviously.
See you.